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7 Feb 10:02 pm - ADURO FM: hi

17 Feb 10:03 pm - ADURO FM: let's start of guys

17 Feb 10:03 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Hey All...

17 Feb 10:03 pm - ADURO FM: all ready?

17 Feb 10:03 pm - WA Suresh: Yes

17 Feb 10:03 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: I am ��

17 Feb 10:03 pm - ADURO FM: hehhe

17 Feb 10:03 pm - WA Raveendra: Let's start

17 Feb 10:04 pm - WA Aariz: Yeah Lets begin

17 Feb 10:04 pm - WA Pragathesh: I am ready

17 Feb 10:04 pm - ADURO FM: All right then... we will do this session from the perspective of competitive exams

17 Feb 10:04 pm - WA Suresh: Ok

17 Feb 10:05 pm - ADURO FM: Verbs is the most important part of speech when it comes to competitive exams

17 Feb 10:05 pm - WA Suresh: S

17 Feb 10:06 pm - ADURO FM: And is that an error in subject-verb agreement?

17 Feb 10:06 pm - ADURO FM: Anyone?

17 Feb 10:06 pm - WA Shashank: Verb is

17 Feb 10:06 pm - ADURO FM: yeah?

17 Feb 10:06 pm - WA Suresh: No sir

17 Feb 10:07 pm - ADURO FM: we will come to it...

17 Feb 10:07 pm - WA Suresh: It's conjunction

17 Feb 10:07 pm - ADURO FM: Verbs are words that do three things

17 Feb 10:08 pm - ADURO FM: 1. It denotes actions

e.g. I ran to the next room

17 Feb 10:08 pm - WA Suresh: Birds fly

17 Feb 10:07 pm - ADURO FM: Verbs are words that do three things

17 Feb 10:08 pm - ADURO FM: 1. It denotes actions

e.g. I ran to the next room

17 Feb 10:08 pm - WA Suresh: Birds fly

17 Feb 10:09 pm - ADURO FM: 2. It denotes state

e.g. I have my mobile in my hand

I see a man in the garden

17 Feb 10:09 pm - WA Suresh: True

17 Feb 10:10 pm - ADURO FM: 3. It helps other verbs to form tenses, show questions, emphasize or denote modes of expression

e.g. He is going to Mumbai next Saturday

I can crack CAT anyday

17 Feb 10:11 pm - ADURO FM: These are auxiliary verbs

17 Feb 10:11 pm - WA Suresh: Yup

17 Feb 10:11 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: ��

17 Feb 10:11 pm - WA Suresh: This kind of questions will come in gmat

17 Feb 10:12 pm - WA Suresh: Subject- verb agreement

17 Feb 10:12 pm - ADURO FM: Sometimes by mistake we add the '-ing' to the state verbs. WE SHOULD NOT

17 Feb 10:12 pm - WA Suresh: Yes

17 Feb 10:12 pm - WA Shashank: Sir please put slight more light on point 3. I was unable to follow that.

17 Feb 10:13 pm - ADURO FM: we will come to auxiliaries

17 Feb 10:13 pm - ADURO FM: let's get back... What's the meaning of 'I am seeing a dog on the road'?

17 Feb 10:14 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Dog is my gf? ��

17 Feb 10:14 pm - WA Suresh: ��

17 Feb 10:15 pm - ADURO FM: hehhe... yes SEE is a state verb and SEE + ING means dating and not viewing

17 Feb 10:15 pm - ADURO FM: similar to HAVING

17 Feb 10:15 pm - WA Suresh: Got u sir

17 Feb 10:15 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Having a meal

17 Feb 10:15 pm - ADURO FM: in I am having a pen

17 Feb 10:15 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Having a baby

17 Feb 10:15 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Funny language

17 Feb 10:16 pm - WA Aariz: Dating a baby?

17 Feb 10:16 pm - ADURO FM: these are correct

17 Feb 10:16 pm - WA Shashank: Having a tuff time....

17 Feb 10:16 pm - WA Shashank: This would be right?

17 Feb 10:17 pm - ADURO FM: Are you ppl aware of subjects and objects?

17 Feb 10:17 pm - ADURO FM: no.. I am going through

17 Feb 10:17 pm - WA Suresh: Yes

17 Feb 10:17 pm - ADURO FM: but colloquially it's okay

17 Feb 10:17 pm - WA Shashank: OK. Thanks

17 Feb 10:18 pm - ADURO FM: What's the subject?

17 Feb 10:18 pm - WA Suresh: Subject is referred as who does action

17 Feb 10:19 pm - ADURO FM: Subject is that noun or pronoun or noun phrase about which the sentence is

17 Feb 10:19 pm - WA Suresh: Hmm

17 Feb 10:19 pm - ADURO FM: When it does action it's the active voice

17 Feb 10:20 pm - ADURO FM: E.g. Ram killed Ravan

17 Feb 10:20 pm - WA Suresh: Yes .. True true

17 Feb 10:20 pm - ADURO FM: When it doesn't it's the passive voice

17 Feb 10:20 pm - ADURO FM: e.g. Ravan was killed by Ram

17 Feb 10:20 pm - WA Suresh: Got your point

17 Feb 10:21 pm - ADURO FM: Objects are other nouns or pronouns or noun phrases in the sentence

17 Feb 10:21 pm - ADURO FM: Check this sentence

17 Feb 10:22 pm - ADURO FM: Ram killed Ravan with his pistol

17 Feb 10:22 pm - WA Suresh: Subject- ram; object: Ravan ; verb- killed

17 Feb 10:23 pm - ADURO FM: Ravan comes directly with the verb killed and is known as the Object of Verb

17 Feb 10:23 pm - ADURO FM: his pistol comes with a 'with' in between and is known as Object of Preposition

17 Feb 10:23 pm - WA Suresh: With his pistol???

17 Feb 10:23 pm - WA Suresh: Ok

17 Feb 10:24 pm - ADURO FM: Some verbs compulsorily require objects of Verb

17 Feb 10:24 pm - ADURO FM: these are transitive verbs

17 Feb 10:24 pm - WA Suresh: Can refer

17 Feb 10:25 pm - ADURO FM: some verbs do not go with objects of Verb and they are intransitive verbs

17 Feb 10:25 pm - WA Suresh: Some verbs that requires objects of verbs

17 Feb 10:25 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: ��

17 Feb 10:25 pm - ADURO FM: objects of Preposition may come with both of them

17 Feb 10:26 pm - ADURO FM: He sat on a chair in the corner of the room

17 Feb 10:26 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Taking leave..

17 Feb 10:26 pm - ADURO FM: I gave my friend a pen

17 Feb 10:26 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Another online session

17 Feb 10:26 pm - WA Suresh: Ok

17 Feb 10:26 pm - ADURO FM: ��

17 Feb 10:27 pm - WA Suresh: @ Tanveer same verbal or quant ???

17 Feb 10:27 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Verbs only on WizIQ..

17 Feb 10:27 pm - ADURO FM: INTRANSITIVE VERBS SHOULD NOT BE USED WITH OoV AND TRANSITIVE VERBS SHOULD NOT BE USED WITHOUT

17 Feb 10:28 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Will use PR sirs gyan ..from here ��

17 Feb 10:28 pm - ADURO FM: hehhe

17 Feb 10:28 pm - WA Suresh: Come on guys post some questions to pr sir .. It should be interactive

17 Feb 10:28 pm - ADURO FM: yes please ask questions

17 Feb 10:29 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: ��

17 Feb 10:29 pm - WA Shashank: He sat on a chair. This is intransitive?

17 Feb 10:29 pm - WA Suresh: I am asking people in group sir .. U carry I sir

17 Feb 10:29 pm - ADURO FM: yes sit is intransitive

17 Feb 10:29 pm - WA Suresh: Transitive

17 Feb 10:30 pm - WA Shashank: But doesn't "He sat" in itself a complete sentence?

17 Feb 10:30 pm - ADURO FM: yes can be

17 Feb 10:31 pm - WA Shashank: So did I follow it incorrectly?

17 Feb 10:32 pm - WA Shashank: Transitive verbs are those that can be used without an object of verb, right?

17 Feb 10:32 pm - ADURO FM: no objects of Preposition can come with intransitive verbs too

17 Feb 10:32 pm - ADURO FM: a chair is an object of Preposition

17 Feb 10:33 pm - WA Shashank: Ohh OK. Got it now.

17 Feb 10:33 pm - WA Shashank: He did not attend the party.

17 Feb 10:33 pm - WA Shashank: What would this be

17 Feb 10:33 pm - ADURO FM: attend is transitive

17 Feb 10:34 pm - ADURO FM: any more questions

17 Feb 10:34 pm - ADURO FM: ?

17 Feb 10:34 pm - WA Shashank: I am done

17 Feb 10:35 pm - WA Shashank: As in. I have no more ques

17 Feb 10:35 pm - ADURO FM: Let's get on to S-V agreement

17 Feb 10:35 pm - ADURO FM: The subject must agree to the verbs in every sentence

17 Feb 10:35 pm - ADURO FM: in singularity or plurality

17 Feb 10:37 pm - ADURO FM: First person, second person and plural third persons agree with plural verbs

17 Feb 10:37 pm - ADURO FM: singular third persons agree with singular verbs

17 Feb 10:37 pm - WA Suresh: Truer

17 Feb 10:38 pm - WA Suresh: Antecedents with agree with subject

17 Feb 10:39 pm - ADURO FM: 1. Use of 'and' in the subject renders it plural unless it's a combination like bread and butter

17 Feb 10:40 pm - ADURO FM: 2. Use of or, either... or, neither... nor or not only... but also... the verb agrees with the second subject

17 Feb 10:41 pm - ADURO FM: 3. Use of phrases like as well as, along with etc. doesn't affect the subject verb agreement

17 Feb 10:41 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: ��

17 Feb 10:42 pm - WA Shashank: I have a quick ques

17 Feb 10:42 pm - ADURO FM: yeah

17 Feb 10:42 pm - WA Shashank: Why is parents not considered collective like army etc

17 Feb 10:43 pm - ADURO FM: parents are two different people each of whom can be identified separately

17 Feb 10:43 pm - ADURO FM: armymen cannot be identified separately

17 Feb 10:44 pm - WA Shashank: But then we say "The armymen were dressed for the occasion"

17 Feb 10:44 pm - WA Shashank: We don't say "The army men was"

17 Feb 10:45 pm - ADURO FM: yeah armymen is plural armyman is singular

17 Feb 10:45 pm - WA Shashank: Yeah I follow that.

17 Feb 10:46 pm - ADURO FM: army is the collective noun and is singular when its members do things unitedly and plural when they do things separately

17 Feb 10:46 pm - ADURO FM: The army has attacked

The army are cleaning their guns

17 Feb 10:46 pm - WA Shashank: Got it. Thanks

17 Feb 10:47 pm - ADURO FM: collective nouns of inanimate things are generally singular

17 Feb 10:48 pm - ADURO FM: Verbs is my favorite subject

17 Feb 10:48 pm - ADURO FM: correct?

17 Feb 10:49 pm - WA Shashank: No

17 Feb 10:49 pm - ADURO FM: why?

17 Feb 10:49 pm - WA Shashank: Yes yes

17 Feb 10:49 pm - WA Shashank: Sorry

17 Feb 10:49 pm - WA Shashank: Yes that's right

17 Feb 10:49 pm - ADURO FM: here we are not considering individual verbs like Verbs come after subjects

17 Feb 10:50 pm - ADURO FM: here we are considering the complete list as a subject

17 Feb 10:50 pm - ADURO FM: and so singular

17 Feb 10:50 pm - WA Shashank: Follow that

17 Feb 10:51 pm - ADURO FM: Is only Shashank there? Have others left?

17 Feb 10:59 pm - WA Shashank: Sir can we continue with ur permission?

17 Feb 10:59 pm - ADURO FM: who all are there?

17 Feb 10:59 pm - WA Pragathesh: I'm here

17 Feb 11:00 pm - WA Som: I'm here too sir

17 Feb 11:00 pm - ADURO FM: please post your questions then

17 Feb 11:01 pm - WA Som: Did not catch up on transitive and intransitive verbs

17 Feb 11:01 pm - ADURO FM: please go through previous posts

17 Feb 11:02 pm - WA Som: Okay sir..sure will

17 Feb 11:02 pm - WA Som: Thanks

17 Feb 11:02 pm - WA Som: Could we have some exercises please?

17 Feb 11:02 pm - ADURO FM: Sure TA Sir will send them to you

17 Feb 11:03 pm - WA Som: Ohkay sir

17 Feb 11:03 pm - WA Som: ��

17 Feb 11:03 pm - ADURO FM: Let's move on to tenses if you do not have doubts

17 Feb 11:03 pm - WA Som: Yes sir

17 Feb 11:03 pm - ADURO FM: everyone?

17 Feb 11:03 pm - ADURO FM: please make it interactive

17 Feb 11:04 pm - WA Dhananjay: Yes present now

17 Feb 11:04 pm - WA Pragathesh: Yes sir

17 Feb 11:04 pm - WA Shashank: Before that. Auxiliary verbs plz

17 Feb 11:05 pm - ADURO FM: ok... they help other verbs

17 Feb 11:05 pm - ADURO FM: As in I am going to Delhi tomorrow

17 Feb 11:05 pm - ADURO FM: am is the auxiliary verb

17 Feb 11:05 pm - ADURO FM: go is the primarily verb

17 Feb 11:06 pm - ADURO FM: Do you know Mr. Sharma

17 Feb 11:06 pm - ADURO FM: do

17 Feb 11:06 pm - ADURO FM: I do not know him

17 Feb 11:06 pm - ADURO FM: yeah I do know him

17 Feb 11:06 pm - ADURO FM: do is auxiliary in all these cases

17 Feb 11:06 pm - ADURO FM: I have had enough

17 Feb 11:07 pm - WA Shashank: Have

17 Feb 11:07 pm - WA Shashank: ??

17 Feb 11:07 pm - ADURO FM: he had had his certificates ready by the time they arrived

17 Feb 11:07 pm - ADURO FM: yeah all examples of auxiliaries

17 Feb 11:07 pm - ADURO FM: I will crack cat this time

17 Feb 11:07 pm - WA Dhananjay: Second had is auxiliary

17 Feb 11:08 pm - ADURO FM: first had is auxiliary

17 Feb 11:08 pm - ADURO FM: second one is primary

17 Feb 11:08 pm - WA Shashank: First had would be auxi

17 Feb 11:08 pm - ADURO FM: I can crack cat any day

17 Feb 11:08 pm - WA Shashank: Will is auxi

17 Feb 11:08 pm - ADURO FM: I must see him tonight

17 Feb 11:08 pm - WA Shashank: Can

17 Feb 11:08 pm - WA Dhananjay: ohh right ��

17 Feb 11:08 pm - ADURO FM: he might join in in sooner time

17 Feb 11:09 pm - WA Som: might?

17 Feb 11:09 pm - WA Raveendra: Might

17 Feb 11:09 pm - WA Shashank: Might

17 Feb 11:09 pm - WA Dhananjay: Might

17 Feb 11:09 pm - ADURO FM: how dare you hit him

17 Feb 11:10 pm - WA Som: Dare

17 Feb 11:10 pm - WA Raveendra: He grew up quickly. Is grew up intransitive verb?

17 Feb 11:10 pm - WA Shashank: He has woken from a deep slumber

17 Feb 11:10 pm - WA Shashank: Here has is auxiliary?

17 Feb 11:10 pm - ADURO FM: yeah

17 Feb 11:11 pm - ADURO FM: yes

17 Feb 11:11 pm - ADURO FM: grew up is a phrasal verb

17 Feb 11:11 pm - WA Shashank: He has to come.

17 Feb 11:12 pm - ADURO FM: has is primary here

17 Feb 11:12 pm - WA Shashank: Is this intransitive? As it doesn't have an oov?

17 Feb 11:13 pm - ADURO FM: phrasal verbs are mostly transitive as they already contain a Preposition

17 Feb 11:13 pm - ADURO FM: which one @Shashank

17 Feb 11:13 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Hmm

17 Feb 11:13 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Am back

17 Feb 11:14 pm - WA Shashank: @PR sir. He has to come. Transitive or intransitive

17 Feb 11:14 pm - ADURO FM: intransitive

17 Feb 11:14 pm - WA Shashank: Because no oov?

17 Feb 11:15 pm - ADURO FM: yeah

17 Feb 11:15 pm - WA Shashank: And he has makes no sense in itself

17 Feb 11:15 pm - WA Shashank: Aye aye

17 Feb 11:15 pm - WA Shashank: Got it sir

17 Feb 11:16 pm - ADURO FM: any more doubts?

17 Feb 11:16 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Hey guys????

17 Feb 11:17 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: You don't get PR sir every day

17 Feb 11:17 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: So fire away

17 Feb 11:19 pm - WA Shashank: Sir apart from your unequalled expertise of course, is there any book I can refer that would also help me review my much forgotten concepts?

17 Feb 11:20 pm - WA Shashank: I have my wren n martin from school days biting dust, would that help?

17 Feb 11:20 pm - ADURO FM: try chompchomp.com

17 Feb 11:21 pm - ADURO FM: not really for the competitive exams

17 Feb 11:22 pm - WA Shashank: Yeah I just want to review the concepts afterwards for more clarity

17 Feb 11:22 pm - ADURO FM: yeah

17 Feb 11:23 pm - ADURO FM: queries please

17 Feb 11:23 pm - ADURO FM: in case there are no more doubts let's wind it up

17 Feb 11:32 pm - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Thanks PR sir

17 Feb 11:32 pm - ADURO FM: ������

17 Feb 11:32 pm - WA Shashank: Thanks a lot PR sir

17 Feb 11:33 pm - WA Dhananjay: Thanks sir ����

Joined late

Will revise all the session

17 Feb 11:41 pm - WA Raveendra: Thanks a lot sir...

18 Feb 8:55 am - You added WA

18 Feb 9:00 am - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: To test what PR sir taught you..

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18 Feb 10:14 am - WA Suvadip: Sir please explain 5th one when everyone completes..

18 Feb 10:15 am - WA Suvadip: *after

18 Feb 10:28 am - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: 5thhh?

18 Feb 10:28 am - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Post the qstn pls

18 Feb 10:39 am - WA Suvadip: . If you ________ more, you wouldn't be so tired. (to sleep)

will sleep

had slept

slept

18 Feb 10:41 am - WA Shashank: Had slept

18 Feb 10:41 am - WA Suvadip: I did the same..but the ans is slept

18 Feb 10:41 am - WA Suresh: Slept

18 Feb 10:42 am - WA Suvadip: Could u Explain pls

18 Feb 10:43 am - WA Suvadip: The action of tiredness is still there.. for not sleeping..so wouldnt it be "had slept"? Past perfect?

18 Feb 10:45 am - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Slept

18 Feb 10:46 am - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Regular practice

18 Feb 10:47 am - WA Shashank: Tanveer sir. Wouldn't Slept make more sense if the sentence was "if u slept more, u wouldn't always be so tired"

18 Feb 10:48 am - WA Shashank: In this sentence, bring tired could just be about today. Like I didn't sleep well last night so I am tired today.

18 Feb 10:50 am - WA Suvadip: ^ yes.. sir?

18 Feb 10:57 am - ADURO FM: In the subjunctive mood when you imagine about the present the verb in the if clause is in the past tense and the verb in the main clause is in the simple present tense along with would should could might or must

as in if i were you i should grab this opportunity

18 Feb 10:57 am - ADURO FM: Similarly if you slept more you wouldn't be so tired today

18 Feb 10:57 am - WA Suresh: S

18 Feb 10:59 am - WA Shashank: Wow. That's intuitive. Thanks sir

18 Feb 11:05 am - WA Suvadip: Thanks sir..:)

18 Feb 11:09 am - ADURO FM: In the subjunctive mood when you imagine about things that did not happen in the past the verb in the if clause is in the past perfect tense and the verb in the main clause is in the present perfect tense along with would should could might or must

as in if i had taken your advice last time i might have been in a b school by now

18 Feb 11:25 am - Tanveer Iqbal Ahmed: Awesome!